New album review: Liima – ii
Addy Fong curiously ventured towards this new and upcoming band, curious as to what they could offer her musical appetite.
Category Archive: album
Review: Banoffee – With Her Remixes
Melbourne-based singer/producer Martha Brown, otherwise known as Banoffee, recently released a package of remixes by Roland Tings, Sh?m and Chad Valley of her tune, “With Her.” Nathan Moas checks them out: The warm, light… Read More
Premiere: Wooden Indian Burial Ground
Huddle in close and listen well, radiant creatures! For your weekend spinning pleasure, all the way from the dappled glow of Portland, Oregon, we’re just tickled to present to you an exclusive premiere… Read More
Album review: The Jezabels – Synthia
Australian indie rockers, The Jezabels, will release their third LP next week in a bittersweet fashion. Synthia will be released as the band’s keyboardist, Heather Shannon, undergoes treatment for ovarian cancer. From the first beat… Read More
Review: Sunflower Bean – Human Ceremony
This may be a big call, but if David Lynch’s upcoming Twin Peaks series were to feature a soundtrack of dreamy indie artists, Sunflower Bean could understandably take a slot. The three piece… Read More
Review: Cosmo’s Midnight – Moments
Sydney-based Cosmo’s Midnight have returned with their second EP, Moments. A listen or two in you can hear this is something the Inner-West duo wanted to make waves with, something they spent a lot of… Read More
EP Review: Árirang, ‘Geisha’
Ian Robertson spins the debut EP from revered Milan shoegaze outfit Árirang… “Árirang was born in Milan as a matter of sound. Maybe an orchestra, maybe just a solo.” Being well acquainted with fellow… Read More
Something You Said’s top albums of 2015
It’s time for somethingyousaid.com’s end of year review, where we tell you what has been floating our boat over the last twelve months! We’ve already talked you through the fashion highs and lows,… Read More
Review: Chet Faker & Marcus Marr – Work
Australian folk-soul king Chet Faker has returned to our stereos with a very different sound. The EP, “Work”, features the production work of London DJ, Marcus Marr. Annastasia Robertson checks it out: There’s… Read More
Review: Singapore Sling – Psych Fuck
Icelandic fuzz-purveyors Singapore Sling return to the fray with another growling longplayer. Chloe Mayne gives it a spin: I haven’t written an album review in bloody ages, but I couldn’t let this rumbling… Read More